Notes from the Resistance
It is not clear what crimes were traced to guns sold through Mr. Clyde’s stores, or whether his businesses have been cited for violations that could be used to revoke their licenses. [More]
But we’re going to smear him anyway and leave an impression of corruption, crime, and conflict of interest because that’s what serves our purposes.
[Via Jess]
Mexico president attacks Reuters report on narco remittances [More]
Talk about a fight between rats and snakes…
And this caught my eye:
In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter…
Musk knew what he was doing to get free advertising mentions in all these “news” stories…
[Via Jess]
What’s harder to know is why any gun owner who believes in rights as articulated by the Founders would give defeatist and wrong-headed frauds the time of day, let alone be influenced by their equivocations. [More]
I wouldn’t look to these people for freedom.
ChatGPT has ‘systematic political bias’ towards the left: study [More]
That and hallucinations…
[Via Michael G]
The Washington Post’s New Hire Shows Media Will Never Hold Themselves Accountable [More]
What…? The DSM is filled with unethical left-wing hacks…?
And oh, look: She’s a gun-grabber cheerleader, too!
Hold the presses!
[Via Michael G]
New York State Public Library Bows to Bullies, Cancels Appearance by Author Jack Cashill [More]
Because real reporting is offensive, wrong-thinking is punishable, and who better to decide what we can be exposed to than Marxists with their snouts in the public trough?
Besides, they have other priorities.
That’s what happens when the prohibitionist busybody hens take over.
I juxtapose this against an email I just received from the “Society of Professional Journalists” touting their convention in Las Vegas next month, where heady matters of DSM interest will include “Diversity in Your Reporting and Newsroom” and a featured luminary will be honored for being “the first Latina sideline reporter for ‘Monday Night Football.'”
Is it really unfair to wonder how many of the attendees could pass a high school algebra class — or start a lawnmower?
[Via Michael G]
Firearms killed a record number of children in 2021, study finds [More]
All by their own selves… and “children”…
See, start out with two big lies and your low-information mind control volunteers will be primed to absorb the rest without question.
It’s almost like NBC News has a thing for fraud…
I guess when they’re losing influence, they need to become more and more hysterical to get the attention they need to survive.
[Via Antigone]
Leave ‘neutrality behind,’ Soros-funded UT Austin journalism program says – Tech giants Google and Facebook are among financial supporters [More]
Hey, it’s not like they actually observed journalistic ethics back when they still pretended they had them…
“The morals of trousered apes” … I like that.
[Via Michael G]
Fani Willis, the Fulton county district attorney in Georgia who is prosecuting Donald Trump and 18 other allies over efforts to overturn the 2020 election, is facing a flurry of racist online abuse after the former president attacked his opponents using the word “riggers”, a thinly veiled play on the N-word. [More]
Note what this is filed under. They presume to read (more like invent) intent — and convict on that.
Just like “find the votes.”
That’s why I call these tools the DSM.
Ol’ Ed would get along famously with Marshall Brown.
Global monitoring networks, some of them taxpayer-funded, suppress conservative news media [More]
Funny… I don’t see anyone from the government in prison for First Amendment violations…
Major gun safety groups come together to endorse Joe Biden for president in 2024 [More]
“Gun safety.” Guzzle that Kool-Aid, “real reporters” SEUNG MIN KIM AND COLLEEN LONG. Even the url is hysterical propaganda.
Look for homicides to go nowhere but up.
As long as GIGO is the rule, the transition to AI should be seamless.
[Via Jess]
Last month Padden, now 74 and retired, joined with a nonprofit group called the Media and Democracy Project (MAP) to urge the Federal Communications Commission to deny Fox’s renewal of its license to operate one of its largest stations, WTXF in Philadelphia, known as Fox29. Padden and MAP argue that Fox lacks the “character” required by the FCC to be a license holder, because of post-election misinformation spread by another company entity: Fox News.
“Fox has undermined our democracy and has radicalized a segment of our population by presenting knowingly false narratives about the legitimacy of the 2020 election,” Padden wrote in a statement supporting MAP’s petition, which accuses Fox of “intentional, knowing news distortion.” [More]
Purge the DSM! There can be only one!
Hey, if it’s good enough for Kim Jong Un…
I’m no Faux News loyalist, but anyone who doesn’t see what evil monsters those behind this are is oblivious to their own proximity to the lime pit when they’re no longer useful.
[Via Dan Gifford]
What is Ohio’s Issue 1? We explain [More]
As only the DSM can.
Tell me leaving out gun owner interests wasn’t a lie of omission.
‘Grave danger’: Glenn Beck exposes alleged ‘satanic’ Fox News activity [More]
We always knew Faux News was controlled opposition. Who’s doing the controlling merits a closer look.
[Via Jess]
Several policy proposals that would further restrict access to guns or ammunition continue to receive support from majorities of Americans. Smaller shares of Americans support several more permissive policy proposals. [More]
You know what I’ve never seen a survey of?
How much respondents actually know about the issues they’re being questioned on…
[Via Jess]
Related UPDATE
Black Americans, Asian Americans and Latinos support gun measures more than any other racial group, according to a new study by the Pew Research Center. [More]
Is this where I rest my case?
[Via Steve T]
How do you get rid of guns legally in Iowa? And what provisions are in place to reduce the odds Grandpa’s pistol doesn’t fall into the wrong hands and isn’t used in a crime down the road? [More]
You’ll note the best way to do that — consider what Grandpa knew that you don’t and then learn how to use it — is nowhere mentioned.
Who thinks that’s not deliberate?
[Via Michael G]
What these and other recent mass shootings share in common is they all involve suspects in their teens, highlighting what can be a deadly mix of teenage bravado and impulsiveness with access to guns. [More]
Funny. Not a word about what really produces and sustains such aberrations unfit to live in a free society and allows them to flourish.
What can I say but “Associated Press“? And “DSM“?
And despite the overt attempt to convince the voting public otherwise, the problem is not — and has never been — “easy access.”
[Via Jess]
